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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

aRnEk or FFI'BI1cATI0x.-~TAs ofrall Cosrs
" 1oF ihe tsantt ~ keut ID ChsAc0rs. Al .
sassien - SAC Oao4fx. ksse - tas Da&a House n
tas Ciy - eesRd Esp a. a. ssid eap t.tf, q. tl.s
nssh sAf ~ Arr. a. p lntl fieseAh Et4l
kGfeFt II. MoaksDteofy. CslNUn JueErs haet1so
n. AeeleF, 20 p'sina>A " taAG J. Nzcxtef
lsefeAtsnL Ia tAss css.se. a spFSsrsal tluU al
eatif o. ga. tsst tAs &C ne4os to1a J, sesies
i fesi1eHf ~ thls et4-s. eat thss eeanss ssf ~
= silaznt sitain fhis state pfsars go : - seTf'
. 4 1isn. Oa nzol . q =. , Or mpisan ~ :
a0liritsr. oFarfsd t4ss tae eppetfsse q eAti
Bon resident setsn6aut Jean J NheeleE Is esa'
tered "a sfCsa wuaiE t1fee alont as ron tht date
81 fhts eFCef aDd IA case - tls eFt fsrsnee Re
cAusf hsa4sNeE - lhs b.ii u iAa1at - be
files, and eepy sheiesi - be sfrse1 - tie oota
ptsins Ais s,iicisef sttnfa fAe - Gays &nef
seri ice ca hin II coay 81 ssld sih sn1 ietiee
VII bf iakea ~ oscf-ssed ~ Esto Eeo fessoeat
defsndsnls Auf Il i further ordered. thai y tam
fftsen days fhe CoRplsinenf c@si~e : notice 81
ttis order 10 d gablis1ed "a iae Orknd Aaf4cs
Ts.egfsH-Hefsld : negspzpxF prist 4. psrl ~.
ed snt crcu1etiBg "a sstc { u1fg, and thst saie
pabsicsiioa b. coaiiaued ihefe4o ooce IA each
Ntek foT Ak week ~ succession a fbst af cause
9 py Of Ihis or6er 10 be personally seftet Ga
said non.res ceat dsien 3a1t Il least iwesfy days
lsefore tue time above prescribed ior hss appear
ROBERT NJ MONTGOMERY.
Circuit Judge.
Examirec. c3nnter1sxned spd entered ~ We,
FRANK y. CARFES1tH,
Depgsy Register.
r. J. orr, Con- plniasnfs Solicitor
Atseks:-A true copy
fEANE r. cAEfKNrKe.
Dtputy Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

T. P sesrsws q D,srsss. = n wsshiax.
tsr u;td hs aftaTeeys Ststsea II Csnk
Mssssson. sns Jtays = Lovaa cassmsa
- IAsscst NJ Andrsws triai r. the
sarofio- - kss * hrnther -ia-isr J. r.
Nfrot. vii cone ~ l0 fhs eTir5aal cs1rt
- - csfstsi tpfsv ss4srsf r~r-r ae~t
eiizszs 6 8tsrctr Ti - - - - ez-
IN - sefc nraae up Nr Anssrses
4iaarr f.sero r1t1r er-N aver Ger E Iare-
tan NJ saire~s ~4s - en5 ssks -
ff~ra- - s8srend sinasaf ars.i - G.
fsrss = act n
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
Ei.ct,en OF onlorrs-shcriasn r.ines

A meeting or the Sheridan Rifles was
held last evening in the West Side srmory
for the election OF officers. The csilo,ing
resulted as fellows: President, Peter DorsD;
Vice President james Minogus; Secretary,
}. Z. Boon; Treasurer. John Csulfeld. The
military officers elected were; Captain,
Frank Conion. First Lieutenant. James II.
Whe.an, Secord Lieutenant ID. Kinney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

kLExAsnsn, IA. April s--Robinson 4
lacey. Of Gr.Gs1 Rapids Mich. entered yes
tcrdsg in lac land olace ~ Satchisoches
900 acres of pine land. This nases =
totA. of 20 90 acres entered by the Brn Tor
Western lunleer me8 Ia Louisssna within a
fer years tie nssIorify OF same ia the last
two ye3rs.--Ssr t,rae7is Pioesae-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

John Boot. for the pas. ten years with
SpAng & Comoany, died at his residence.
Io5 Ca~-st., last evening of erysipelas. He
was a member Of the ratiisrchai Circle. and
his funeral will be conducted under tie
auspices OF Hebron Temple.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Psfrisrcha' Circle party. wa;th xss
to haee scsrred .oai<5t has oeen p5sf
psned uat1 Weiaes1ag eveassz. April -.
81. ascosus sf ths desfn ~ fAtfssFca Jo8n
b3ot. IS or3eT u tomFast,ee.
HaRe4 DfssLE Sscrs.2rf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The 7urs ish T8k sale now n pToTrtss 81 e
taasl 81. 1a-tion .. 50 s1f 7 Hsre
yoa seen shs Payer raz 40 sesss Cd. raa =
sor the Psrzsn Saa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The members Of TIC Old Residents Asso-
cls;iou Of the Grand River VALLEY viii nee,
q ihe Superior Court rom oa THURSDAY,
tue lfth iust at 2I5 p. m. 70 attend the
funeral Of Leonard DOoze..
RkUHxs H. SMITH Sec'y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Turkish r1v sac BoN ia PROGRESS aria
Cssas-xt Aaxti81 a. 30 snd 30 Have
yea sen fhs Prayer rug 40 years Old. msCe
fos the Perslaa ShAss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Al n~Bssrs - Hsero8 Isape. NJ I. ?.
c si8 rsszs@ 0eet e fomTzny ~ Arm
c-s. fa~efs bick. e. ox gek skx~e -
.ssxe s,rsaxeneBts for tbs fanerss n car
isesass4 ss-taeF. Fssfisrrs Tesa Eoss.
" n N0dDxao.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Schubert onsrstts. Of CHICAGO, gave
really delightful concert to = fiDe sudsenee
a. Powers iass eYerEng-thst is % say. ths
oonesrt wa desightsal ia 60 far - shs Qa2 :
teite vss concerned There we're twelfs
numbers on ihe programme. AK OF which
were down Tor the q1xrtelIe. snd every oue
of them were en- 9ofed. IS were the solcs o'
Mr. Ty.ey aud Ar. BalIsl. The pianist.
Miss Lsy, played correctly bat with litsie
expression, but Mss Edwards. the prime
donna hszsen saye the marx y poor gill,
Was simply bad. She has very little voice
and caan0f control what she has The
Village Blacksmith" BY the Quertette. wAs
encored, aud the zenEiemen ssng the BILL
OF Fare" for which they were also called
back
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

GHkke KAfsnz AleA.. Asfe1 l4. tSss J
To al Nkem Il Asg uaneeFn
II the sssopis 81 large dan's care we does
the wofk sk so1s - tAey cas- Est Is dose
weii faiiy 81 taftF ssiisiacsion. and - eaA-
pioy ths bass dyer IL tue slslA ! stxssS
thefa 20 ssl thsiF wefk oeBs aes 81 tas
Ksxis osaam Dye Hoass. Ne. = Lsnsist.
M motto ~Bess Nosk AID Lowest frseas =
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

TcsItv - ~~rz7zs Terk;eA rzrs - y csssI-
s. a kne r-ety ns-s - ss3 - o11s.
4 srt.ca a. 2 - AZ - n
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Today a. essains Turkish rugs a. IS Canal
s A aae ya.istg mast be sid 81 once
Ac1tion e. 2 % sad 80 p. M
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Tae Freoes uossssies ~ +. Wilkes szs
tks l3lsa fshgies sad ae9Eas q ths ieAasas
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

roE SIT FIes--cI. SO F9sETox ca
&c Cs.a 81 1sss q Srr,1 f1vsea-s ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

ks-ze lnvosoe q Psrss.n no-sss~ susl
ooenes a. IL. Nnkzs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

All lbe lAssss styles IL Dress Goods ss
J. L. WfIKxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Golden Opera Company drew good
size3 audience a. Redmond's Grand last
evening. Golden and oonpany snd
-Oliyeile." Tonight The Aikado."
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

TomoTrow night the 81. Cscssia Society
will give it. annuEl concert under the direc
tion OF Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis and With the
sssisiapcc OF tie Aendeissohn Quintsgie
Club. The concert will. OF course. Dc most
enjoyable aud will be listened 70 by large
aud fashionable audience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House.
FIFTH lEEBll ANNOUNCEMENT.

Der steck OF Carpets has never
beer ss large and conpirt, ss
nov. and a. prices fbsf csnnct
- undefsoid. The stock sors-
grises everything 20 be found IA
. fSrst -clsss Carpet Hopss
Der Draoefy DersFtfnsrt -
rtpltse with al toe Novelties
We ale Sole Agents for ~
ticins fbe best 8oor ccyt
tnovrD 20 ffle trade. De-
20 .ooe yards soid IN tnis, eiy
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Edwin Arden aud his very pleasing
drsm.. Eagles Nest" drew large aodiencss
at the Wonderland Yesterday. aud the
audiences we're Pleased asd delighted with
the GTams and tie company
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Nox ct the snsi hoT tey'n % save his
pennies, for within two ~ssks the bill
l-,sF,s< snd dad wsl's - ths city xil. b
6scofsssi With tss ea0dY posters of lie
erssizss sssws IN esfta. I've Ok sbou.
Sc H0x % fasir wag snd VII lnNIEaSsfe
= reai eelsi1e ois ssa,on~-i var. ase INTO
slsst psrs ~ il thss sitr *ams ysafs Sso. bv
~ I~nsoa snd Seiis Bros. e;rea<ss This
tinae t'e izttss s ss2ia tske a hssd IN he
esatesi. the's canpe.iter fesaz AaAsn Fore
rsara. Ths eTsas Fsrepsug'i viii p.te. his
seats asfs Nsy 3 snd s-fis .:ros. xav IS
~ frcs grip q ne Iassr s,2te Csrsn4srcs
b fsaias ID freeze she4a eaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

~ ste that Duncbed-his-hits has arrived. +"
remarked quiet-looxing stranger 10 a by
standeT AZ Sweets Hotel yesterday. "and
suppose that bis partners. Fielded around
lae-dianiond and Two-osgger. viii soon fol-
low He was not baseball enthusiast Il
was eviders. yet thcre was something about
the saddeoad face that vas indics.ive of the
iset that perhaps he had At one time been n
tsss5sll umpire. and perhaps lad bis head
turned puzxling over the nex rules.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Aoarce ard Cana sss presen. ensF sp-
p<zrsaes than usual a. taz seAsoa Ct tns
year. tie cutters ADD Psvsassats beng thor
0axAly e.eznsed. Which FeEsets deserved
credit On Highway Coamlssioner weleh.
lie hzs aow Transferred his 41leasion 20
South Disisioasst. and with little rain
noE The pahi.c storoughfArss weaid be
taodsls Of neasness anG cleanliness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The granger Governors poeticsl procis-
nzsson Designating April 18th as Afbor Day
shouli b4 onise eeosrslly o5>eTvei by the
people fhrou zhoui ihe city a. nothing tends
uors toward beautifyinr he residence
sfe>ss than ane rows OF shade trses Tbe
beautiful fo'iars along The ihoT3uehiares Of
Hartford. Csan.. aud Clinton. = y. have
made these cities fsmous sn1 Grand Rspi5s
with - natural heaa'y r1ixht Be greatly en-
hsoee3 snd tsc1aas the aSrlirsiion of
future generations we're the recommeajz-
tsoas II G,ieaa patron saint carried out
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Tns nss Spring bats for lai.es are very
suggestive iu size aud shape 10 the Som
brero u the Western cowboy. yet their
wealth OF flowers and ribbons-pea green
being she fasorits color-msks them IN
csnlabiy pretty and piquant. and the charm
sFs who navigate bsneath them look stun
ming. Alas In bonness. the Sprins style has
al upward tendency and In The millinery
essablishmsns the !aiiss are forced TO
eiim7 stsp ladder IN order to examine the
,-Hnmins on ths top Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26

their own petard. The real estate agent,
Mrs. Csse, makes speciality OF
furnishing houses, aEd, s1me-
what alter the fashion CT t5at cleYerest
Of al Chicago business women, Mrs.
Hsrriet Hubbard aver, turns her lsrge
society acquaintance to 6 very Profitable
use. To ind q tenant for handsome
house I'll furnished is diff, and dell
cate duty. The male agent in his office is
little fitted 20 perform il ssJisf factory. The
lRGv real estate agent does her business
in the parlors Of her patrons; ind from
the gossip among the fashionable ladies'
of her acquaintance the plens II pretty
nealiy all the desirable people in GoTu,
ard ma. only picks u? bos.ae55 during
this D0ui0ir gossip, but often actually
closes it. Mrs. Csse's idea is not
only a novel one, but looks sensible snd
practicable Women really rent the
houses, especially me furnished rooms. The
very 5asr p5rsg" 30 solicit the business
Cught 20 5e woman VITA fashionable
acquaintance, AID tbs very bsst place the
parlor2 Of Inc CGnleS WHO VIII preside
over the new home TheE :. is accepted.
At ang r.:e, the lady resl estate sge25 Is
6 success almost as tie LADY insurance
agent, snd the "a ter Is the bes1 known
woman underwater in tire coEn ny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
Qacs.iousc,e Joura1.ts,n.


The Detroit Free Press nIekls vigor-
OIs protest AGAINST the rcbIca4ao q
what It calls "CIsra Bsllo" wrftiuz in The
press. Mcst Of thnsa 5mIlsr With the
compositions Of tlis BINS, suggesting
nGslinefs, GTj scm5tiH@s srG-es-ioe j.
broadly, too, VII rscccniZe mI3t IS
meant. 'C.ara p IL" pu-rorts To he 4
woman, revealing 1hi3gs connected With
wOmsn inst woman OK 6aIcacy a thought
and speech do not alir3e t.. Tire writer
is probably not woIas1 It al, bu, one
CT the Otlsr sex masqu rsdin- uIcer
that nama. lie has H25 many iui-
tators, most OF whom, il Justice It -csuid
be ssid, are net IS bad 81 the ors-i-.g.l.
Iha Free Press thinks thai tarcc-fcurths
OF Tho correspondence which deals with
fsOcietY" ct the seaside a:.d at the resorts
Of f22hion generally is q this character.
It says, too. that "o1a Can hardly pick IN
a SUNDAY issue Q! ''grssG daily" from
New YORK to San Francisco, from the
northern border 70 Nar Orlsqns, sad
escepe Il rsusestine wdif # 'Clzra Belle
ISM We hope IL exaeee7ates a this
respect, and ere gra'ified 10 De a3la 70 re
mark that lis charge does not apply % the
Sunday press east OF New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
uGHI8HThb FA4TE..S.
Acccuat IF 81 &en sgt.o Fssttd All shc |
Eo15y t-s7s f nsLc.

Acecuat of s. @sn fgt.o Fsstsa All 1hH
1o1sy 1s5s f 1aHc.
Professor Vlc.ae#, a, the .sst mae.tag
CO tbs 15a3iz.ri5cac Gs.cl>caats, gave II
account OF ''4u1 cer-y&rsEasa" o. Ina
early part Ct tine lest century, wao w1s-
IS famous in his ds7 - tn Tanner. Cell
au4 Me2la!si ii u 0.TG. rs Po,..l 10
blam&a, B-r-hasdvs. tasted durfgg the
whole forty cays 81 L1nt, only Ccc2sioa-
ally wc'tjEE the surface - hia (0Eguo
with q little sweet Strap and water.
DR.. ViIca4W showed q portrait Of the
"fast r." Borrowed from ne HERMANN
collection. Ii vas p2iE.ed II l7I9, GH5
Represented the m0at w,.tc-aQ OBJECT,
mada up cf mere skin apG bones, sitting
wish crossed &rns IN e dejacted attitude.
DE-. Vos5, tbs director Ct the Royal
Museum st Rim, SAID 6a1 this norsEaig
formerly hung ia the quegt's room OF Tt
inn "a. The Si5r oi the Hest" il P.on,
Wlere il seems to hsve been used bY way
Of caution to The guests, a5 if 10 impress
them WITH the appalling result CT neglect
ing TO eat good dinner. An extract
trvm the church protocols OF the parish
OF Pion was also produced recording
the long f3=tinEs and the deaIh of
BerEh1TQuS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26

more resemble g Spanish Val de Penss.
EernilGce would seem 80 be fag0rio4
wine from the Lanber OF samples seHt.
both white aid red; the rG3 is OF enor>
nous hoCy ani of & Ticd, dark color, bat
tue 5oGqGst is unpleasing and the taste
strikes Gna as urclean; the v1ite Is
strong Wlne; full and sweet favored, but
c.oying.
There was also specimen OF SPARKLING
Hermitage, which WAS L very pas&tRbj2
wine. o. the port, sherry Gnd Msd'ira
1t is better not 70 speak. II nay
be tha: age will remedy some q
tie detects, for il is curious that
though some of the vineyards
have been established twenty years. the
wines that seem TO be relied on are those
OF 1888 4, &u6 in mary cases 1885. These
cannot be Sid to De properly insured;
there IS 10 trace OF ion, but tta
wines have not thrown Of their youthful
characteristics, and the earthly favor MAJ
be one Of them. The great body which
seems inherent in sill these vines may De
relic Of the manufacture Of former
times when, as DIR. dc C2a.ella puts i,
"the colonial tsste was cor strong
! drinks" or ii may be th&t Il is caused by
the thickness o: the skins OF the grapes,
owing 10 deficiency Of moisture at Ger
tain times OF the Ye6T.
Uatil this strength is overcome il vail
set as deterrent to its extensive con-
sumption il England. What il desired Is
6 wine OF moderate strength and not one
Cf which the effects are felt after one or
: two giGsals. From temperance point
! OF vie \; however, It is not % De deplorlG
| lIGt one OF thg chief c6srkCteTi sites Lf
Australian wine seems to be its deatneSs,
there is &c "iDvitation" il ii, TO use Il
term well known in Bordeaux, such rs
exists IN good vine even Of quite y low
STANDARD, aUd creates the undttiasble
feeling waics induces man to refill his
glass ard possibly 10 finish the bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26

Fae Schorns 81 Travelling NJ ~ 20 CO Even
Ws,h gEaEe SnlGshors.
plttGburg Tiues.


rae Schs1as IS Eravellas NJ ~ 30 CO Even
W,h y gage sm@shcrs.
rIttalurg Tiues.
"Wcul5 you lie 10 see t1e sven. err"
INQUIRED PnileGe,p diuy jr4yeler OF
lcn,4,,. 81 o.. .,f7a y-,-q~ cano. o ,var-
ar ~, - - -.
,''5' Il '- '''-'' -'io' 'n1 u &c
oa&SIse ,@oh''"
"The-e >" ssij l5e drumm y, Viii his
ewes dane Win G,i1..njec gile. u,s LIE
ave-ae1.'' snd POINTS L. s Larul.,ss b.ecE
rum G. orlinsr7 81. "a baautq, isr't
H.? s.. now j. .6gsi sra u.assuas.1s Le
looks es he ssal...5 mere VIII all The l.
pose t5aa marks Inc casro Of Vere d.
6..n," ana 16s 1r..amel's yo.5s 'osa 70 =
mild cr,Scea6o.
The reporter oAefs6, but all nis
s3rvasta vas ;4suGi.iea1 4 move tre
avsa...r e. muca as hsI-'s brlaGsl, ard
h.a c1res.ta 1.vaLl.d The TACT .a. The IT.
nacsag looking lrunh was il reality bQ,t
/ uI sofia cSs5 iron.
"Ua, he's & John Sul,irsr. Il is eciid
clear through. We had nun built that
Ny Oh purpose" CGuckied the traveller.
"lou see" Ee yyGna On il a. exp..s,71
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
YINI.ULYU8E N VICTORIA.
Character af the Wine Eroduced-TThL.e
and Red austra.ian wines

Character If the Vino Eroduced-TThAie
and Red austra.ian wines
vine culture IS many other AustT4-
uaa industries, Victoria hs5 taken rhe
aed; her vineyards Low cover a61u.
10000 aC"lS, a1G sac SlcUed ever zee
samples e vine ct Lass yesr's C1l0nlol
exhibition in L1Idon. O. these Ire char-
scCeristics seem 20 be lreat body, fan
but often unpleasant bouquet, and an
earthly or medicinal flavor UuieryinE III
l-s. taste These Of the BuTgu ndy
type seem 20 approach the nearest u
tleir aeIne; me bouquet IS ciesler and
more pleasing then tbet OF the other
wines, and the favor better AID less
eGrtny; but il tried sgainst stout Pom
mard, st & similar FETAL price TO 4 at
quoted in the list, the sGvGntsge sir
Clearly be on the side OF Europe.
The wines called Reisling in Austria
lis transformed into Re,sling) shipped
from st. Huoert's vineyard, possesses ta
favor something between Chaolis ana
NIersteiner, and are light and clean,
though wanting in roundness;
some Of the same name, how
eyer, from other shippers, are OF
sto:s!ly different character, and much
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
Prices EXtraetfa ct the FoIt Worth Gre
Ger Co.; the besf in use.

I have been tempted time and again to
write t. the Examiner en appeal for it's
vast Influence to stop q great evil, aud
warn the people Of this city against al
lowing their children to indulge in the
pracuce of swapping chewing gum. Diph-
liberia IS On the increase, especially
among children, and sny physician VIII
affirm what say, that there IS no surer
way OF propaGstiGg the disease thaa the
habit 50 common among children that l
speak Of. Parents should teach their
children, aud the board OF educa ion
should instruct the teachers in me public
schools to admlpish the children daily
upon the evil effses Qsit.-Au spothecsry
il San Francisco ERminer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
TAe Famous SlckIea trial.
PhtlndnlnL liz I'Innee

r,o 49, ~ ........-
: - s-.s ~, on'5 Oo-nilAhoeo 1'Ie4'''h
III America Oh. was cause ceIeofe
spoken. It IVES & bloody murder, with
no paliiating circumstance ssye that Dan
Sfckiss defended his domestic honor
under the Mosaic ideG that the adulterar
could be killed if caught il the act.
There was 4 splendid arrsy Of counsel.
Cariysle and Quo, the latter then district
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
An ECCENTRIC MONARCH.
HOW he Fooled is Physicians and Cured
himself


himself
King Earnest Of Hanover was en- Gee
cenlIic," and the following story fur
rfshcs tair Illustration OF the scr. Of
originality il which ne was apt 10 in
dalge Olce his majesty VAS Ill tar
seyeIa! WeeEE, really Ill, seriously 81 Lis
sge. The doctors, OF course, came every
day, sometimes twice o. more, aud Ghay
Prescribed IS usual. Anyone Wa0 has
been i'll for ary .eD2 b q tine sIa w1o
ms been 81 .1ded II the Ordinary way
once or tGlCs dGE b. ore dCCtCr wiz
know what various M9diCtl u sTa PIE
sCIiDGG Ard changed 2ca.I add eSG;n
uLdo@ each phase Ct the dise.se, and
ae would probably be 68.onislcd &c sec
u. Zee GleijCj4o5 which ne had drank
during his ulros5. Anyone nay t1eE
/ conceive wat Qus-LlGy Ras Ibe = 20 b.
ordered arc E1<. Charges were likely 80
De rung by s bevT q doctors, VITA sGch
q precious persOD&ge as { kicG fcr {
patient As 0ny bcJtie Or plT4er E?2F
/ brought II $ Msiss:y SAID: 'P1t il il
the cupboard anG again grd again il
was; "Put it ir tie cupboard" No
enc drop was touched.
Starving and patience we're the only
remedies resortcd to. at lsst His Maj
estY got his good turn and began 10 feel
that ne could est again with g
relish, and by degrees nature flung
off the disorder, whatever it
wss, which had run its course. His
Majesty was up and dressed early and at
lhusiness. sect all these bottles and
powders and pill boxes out OF the cup
bosrds," ne said, "snd rsDge them in q
roy 81 round the room" 1t was o vsrY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
Don't fsll to av thzt mixed lea for SO
cents Al the Fsft Worth Grocer Co.


New Workers. dare not dine on the
tooIhsome boboiab. II the following slip
f.on the sun be t-ge: "There-are thou
sands Of m-laucb2ly-i reed birds
hanging on 1ae recds along the shores Ct
the Delaware, that are esrnG themselves
fat for no purpose, 50 far IS Naw Workers
axe concerned, IAa Audubon Society,
1eTF IS, coo strong, had Iaw passed IN
this sCGte more than year ego, Gaoriv-
lEg ep.cUTe5 here ol this delicious lille
bird An cctcmpt was made during the
last session OF The Legislature ST Albany,
81 have the lay GescinGei, but to 10 eff
feet. The law remains unchanged"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
StiIlwe,'s pig hsmsstresa and fac, at
tle Fort WorcA Gr0Ser O..

Mrs, c. Esc,esto1, geturned re-
OF sixteen women teachers who want from
lnIs country about four years ago et the
urgent request OF The Argentine minister
Of education, and were placed in charge
o. public schools in the several provinces.
The fact tEat oil were ProtestGlls caused
them to be REGARDED with some SUSPICION
st first in { country where tee Roman
Catholic IS the prevalent IS Wei as the
stase religion; ou5 1t soon came 70 Dc
understood that their teaching wac purely
secul-r, sud the schools are well stteIdod
by I'll classes. Mrs, Eecieston spesk5
with Enthusiasm Of the. success OF their
educational work, ane' OF the general
treatment the N6rsh American teachers
received from the g5Sernme2t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
SEEAR!NG FRUGG.
PARTISAN I'd ers are Now Ea!ling Tina IN
grusltp, J.

2aris:sn I'd srs are Now Ea!ging gisna in
Cruelty,
Frog-sPe2rtpg is questionable kind
Ct amusement which, it appears, s jus.
row ildulged in oY Fceuca aGis.ocr2:jc
idlere, WHO ere trying to kill he long
summer days il ceun!r7 seats. 21e
latest instance OF this peculiar kind Of
sport took place IN IN. grounds @: The
chateau Of Behsucourt. After lu2cheoH,
8 party OF "lGdies and gentlemen, " sg1n-
81 Wl.A Weapons res milling cross
bows, 1ie ar1o}Es 5el0g hazel
wood vita iron lance heets, ard attached
70 the bows 5y silksn strings, 50 as to
enable tie fyogs 70 t2 Aau!,d il, FRO
ceedei 10 the bsgks OF pucd. Tber
there wa5 & great deal OF uDca~emo1i0rs
stopping down as the frCGs appeared,
ana arr rs we're Ic5 OF in eli djrecdoas,
the slaughter being considerable on tea
part OF those WHO pursa4d the sport lor
the purpose e begatng game. The i'm
Usled batrSchiaDs were il all c5Eas C&le-
fullv collected ana hanqed ovcr - the
cook.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

MOE VIOLENCE.

DUBLIN, Sept. 25.-Iu Belfast last
night mob wrecked IN inp aud pelteG
the police VITA stones, The police ware
reinforced and Crde- vas restored. Sev-
eral league meetings III County CIsre TO-
day were dispersed oy the police without
resistance. TAe eX,itemeal ii Fermuy,
caused by the pCl.oc Jisp5rsiaE Z meeting
there last night, has besn quoted. Ssv-
Crat persons received scalp wouGis L the
disturbance last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-26
Another Field for Women.
ChlcaSo Herald.

There is very clever lady resi- eaaste
agent in this city. She is distur ong4er
male competitors almost SIS much ss that
other bright lady, the insurance Ggert,
who, when, attacked for doing business
for an unlisted company3turned ssysgelY
upon her ungallant asssAants and Quoted
them by threatening to hoist them with